Leucojum aestivum (USA/ Europe/ Australia)

Leucojum aestivum L., Syst. Nat. ed. 10 2: 975 1759. (Syn: Leucojum aestivum subsp. aestivum ; Nivaria aestivalis Moench; Nivaria monadelphia Medik.; Polyanthemum aestivale (Moench) Bubani);

Images by Alka Khare, Identified by Vijayasankar Raman (Inserted by J.M.Garg)

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Requesting ID of this plant with white bell like flowers – Chicago, Illinois, USA : 29052013 : ARK-03 : 7 posts by 2 authors. Attachments(3).
Requesting to please ID this plant with white bell like flowers captured in Chicago, Illinois, USA in May 2013.

Leucojum sp., most probably L. vernum (Amaryllidaceae)

Thanks … for the lead, bang on.
Following on your lead, it looks like Leucojum aestivum since the flowers are in an umbel and the flowering was in May (information source – Wikipedia).

…, you are right, your plant looks like L. aestivum, the Summer Snowflake (flowers in umbels).
Seemingly, it is often confused with L. vernum (the Spring Snowflake, with solitary flower); check this site.
Suggested link

Thank you so much …

Primel and Schneeglöckchen (Galanthus) from Ritterhude:
Enjoy, the Sun is shining.

flora-Australia-11:
Snow drops-`Galanthus`- F-Amaryllis.-saw in the garden.
Gala in Greek is milk and Anthus is flower.
Its bulbs are poisionous.
Pl confirm the species.

I hope G. nivalis

(Inner segms. green only at sinuses 1. G. mvalis

Inner segms. green on lower half as well as on sinuses 2. G. elwesii)

References:
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Alamy

Crocus
Harveys garden plants

Leucojum aestivum L. !!

Leucojum aestivum from California-GS06032023-3: 3 very high res. images.
Leucojum aestivum Linn., Fam. Amaryllidaceae, distinguished from related species L. vernum (flowers solitary, rarely 2 ) in usually 3-8 flowers per cluster. Photographed from Fremont, California, USA

Yes, as per images at
https://efloraofindia.com/2014/03/10/leucojum-aestivum/

Leucojum aestivum from Fremont, California-GS06032023-4:
Leucojum aestivum Linn., Fam. Amaryllidaceae, distinguished from related species L. vernum (flowers solitary, rarely 2) in usually 3-8 flowers per cluster.
Photographed from Fremont, California, USA

Yes, as per images at
https://efloraofindia.com/2014/03/10/leucojum-aestivum/

References:
The Plant List Ver.1.1 WCSP GRIN missouri botanical garden

Updated on December 24, 2024